WordReference English-Portuguese Dictionary © 2025:
| Traduções principais |
| bloated adj | (dead body: swollen) | inchado, intumescido adj |
| | Bloated corpses washed up on the shore of the lake every morning. |
| | Cadáveres intumescidos apareceram na margem do lago, todas as manhãs. |
| bloated adj | (stomach: distend) (estômago:cheio de gás) | inchado adj |
| | I feel bloated after that huge meal. |
| | Sinto-me inchado depois daquela refeição enorme. |
| bloated adj | figurative (excessive, inflated) | inflado adj |
| | | empolado adj |
| | Oliver's privileged upbringing has given him a bloated sense of entitlement. |
| | A criação privilegiada de Oliver lhe deu um inflado senso de direito. |
WordReference English-Portuguese Dictionary © 2025:
| Traduções principais |
| bloat⇒ vi | (body: expand, swell) (corpo) | inchar, intumescer v int |
| | The steroid drugs caused Mandy's body to bloat. |
| bloat vi | figurative (business: excess) (negócios: excesso) | inchar v int |
| | The firm's assets bloated after an influx of investors. |
| bloat n | (body: swelling, expanding) (corpo) | inchaço sm |
| | | inchação sf |
| | Many women suffer the bloat of water retention. |